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by sebringj 9y ago
cool
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Right, isn't that because they are integrated? If you are buying from the google store that has all the info, makes sense. Were you buying from a microsoft store as well? Just wondering because I agree if that is the case, otherwise, t
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by sebringj 9y ago
This reminds me of those new gadget commercials that show existing issues being super difficult when they really are not. You were probably in a terrible mood when you wrote this which makes it much worse than it is. It could try to parse t
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by sebringj 9y ago
I've read about this pattern but of course, patterns change. (relating to a farmer investing in bitcoin) The pattern is when you have Joe Average investing in X that is the time to sell and buy the usually very stable but undervalued Y
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If this requires highly trained doctors then of course it will cost more but it should require less skill overtime until its an automated consultation where you gently fall asleep, then wake up feeling rested and refreshed with some minor s
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by sebringj 9y ago
IMO, (well based on actual data from my websites and apps) most people consume media, not produce it, where producers are < 1%. The phone is a device that both consumes and produces doing a great job at it but for the majority of its use
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by sebringj 9y ago
This is pretty much what I've experienced by accident. There were times in my app that I screwed up and had to send out some emails explaining or to users in some particular situation where it was necessary to communicate something all
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by sebringj 9y ago
I just tried it. Tried to keep an open mind. I couldn't get the button to change the text, or rather, I didn't have the patience to keep trying to get the button click's action to modify the text value. The paradigm and menta
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by sebringj 9y ago
People who are stressed out have hypertension and will look for ways to take stress away specifically using marijuana for that purpose. I wonder if that was factored in as you might have a pre-existing condition to make you more susceptible
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by sebringj 9y ago
I would say understanding HTML is a bit harder than being able to use a smart phone for bitcoin transactions. Not very many know how to program network protocols for the internet and not very many know how to program blockchain networks eit
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by sebringj 9y ago
thank you for taking the time to write that, was very in depth and put things into perspective
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by sebringj 9y ago
If you deep dive into any subject head first, all in, you tend to get pretty decent at it but you have to have passion and grit to do that and not everyone does. There are some people with exceptional intellect but those types are very rare
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by sebringj 9y ago
Me? I can't tell you how it works, I could guess. But in terms of the experience, it just serves you up jobs. Seems pretty good at it though. Probably using some sort of AI NLP stuff as I get the best matches over any other one for rem
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by sebringj 9y ago
I never feel that good when I make someone else rich. I have yet to know how it feels to make myself rich but I'm sure its not that bad.
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by sebringj 9y ago
stackoverflow careers finds you remote work rather than you finding it
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by sebringj 9y ago
there is sandstorm and codecanyon already
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by sebringj 9y ago
I'm just starting to learn tensorflow from a developer non-data-scientist view. This is great. From a laymen view, it seems it needs a training session for eliminating noise or static.
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by sebringj 9y ago
interesting point. that reminds me of the "..." syntax on object properties that isn't supported on es6 for objects but still is a pretty sweet feature.
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by sebringj 9y ago
Yes, I agree on separation being overrated. It was probably pushed to promote teams working on UI/UX and programmers with overlap but code being on its own. In practice, developers usually modify the css from how it is done from design
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by sebringj 9y ago
"no need to bind methods", that's true but just letting you know its not a thing if you use es6 arrow functions. class SomeClass extends React { someMethod = () => { // already bound } }
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WebAssembly UI Framework? (like React Native)
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by sebringj 9y ago
What about epigenetic factors in low stress environments? We already know this is proven to be a huge factor in gene expression. That is probably the "stable" part they mentioned.
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by sebringj 9y ago
Blip, its back up. Nah, too much effort to host my own and I do need a coffee break from time to time. Ignore this if you are on a big team of course.
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by sebringj 9y ago
This feels like a bad idea. Let's write a platform on Dart which is esoteric in terms of usage and community and hope for the best? Seriously? The whole reason to do a framework is to make it big so it has a tons of community support.
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By the sheer number of responses here, this is a testament to how personal each coder's experience is and how much they value it unto itself. Coders care about the work they do and especially in the beginning find their choices to equa
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by sebringj 9y ago
My perspective is React was always very simple and I use React Native and React so it is easy to transition between them. My focus then becomes on getting actual things done.
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by sebringj 9y ago
Your main audience is used to command lines. :)
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by sebringj 9y ago
"Everything the body needs..." - the Matrix next we get implantable nutrient packs that last for a year. Hey, YCombinator idea? Go fund that. (this might classify as a troll post as its not particularly relevant but just had t
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Yah its hard to give it a direct number but to say its a myth is just obviously wrong given the evidence of these brilliant minds we know exist.
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by sebringj 9y ago
Demis Hassabis, John Carmack and Elon Musk ARE 100X developers. Why stop at 10X?

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